Best Guitar Solos ever

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Right on with "The End "by the Beatles....the order of solos is McCartney,Harrison (wow) and Lennon.
"Theme To An Imaginary Western" by Mountain (Leslie West). I'm listening to Abbey Road now.
 
Keith Richards: Dead Flowers.

It just seems to fit the rest of the song perfectly
 
How dare you talk about music during a cereal discussion!

How about All-Bran with skim milk?
 
brian eno (?) on the great curve from t. heads- remain in light
never heard such a wild solo

grape nuts with no milk- just hot water & honey
 
3 or 4 chocolate chip cookies in bowl w/ a little milk eaten w/ a spoon...& Cliffs of Dover.
 
Opening riff to "I feel fine" This is the first recorded use of feedback in a song.
 
I saw the Beatles on the Anthology doing a live version of "I Feel Fine"......it was Lennon playing the riff! I thought it would be Harrison on his Gretsch.
Plain Corn Flakes with honey poured on them,and ice cold milk...............
 
gervis said:
brian eno (?) on the great curve from t. heads- remain in light
never heard such a wild solo

grape nuts with no milk- just hot water & honey
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!!!!!!SCHREEEEEEEEECH!!!!!!!! Cerealcops sorround Gervis with guns drawn. Gets hauled down to cerealcourt.

Charge: Hot Water in Grape Nuts.

Sentence: Forced to listen to Back Street Boyz loudly through headphones for 8 hours nonstop.
 
I agree with an earlier post.

Do You Feel Like We Do? Frampton was definitely alive.
 
well,

i'm 100 percent steve vai. I'm obsessed, he's amazing. John petrucci is no doubt the most solid guitarist, for playing and songwriting, but everything including improv goes to steve vai. AMAZING. satriani isn't bad though.
 
Steely Dan ,You go back jack and do it again,Wheel turnin round and round.
How DID they get that sound?

Jimmy Hendrix,Little Wing,that whole songs a killer solo!
 
You mean the Wurlitzer? Or that sitar effect guitar?

That was their best song ever.
 
Best guitar cereals ever...

nothing ruled the cereal shelves like Count Chocula and Lucky Charms
 
But doesn't anyone remember Quisp and Quake?

I'd guess an unopened 1968 box of either in mint condition would fetch $1,850. Now wouldn't you rather have this than a Super Reverb?
 
ok ok ok
howabout the doobies- is it "rock me a little while", or "take me in your arms"?
killer solo, however, i saw the reunion tour in the mid '80's @ the san diego sports arena & lindsay buckingham played that solo and he SHREDDED IT UP!!!!
(yes, lindsay buckingham)

shredded wheat

what about freakies cereal? remeber the freakie tree?
talk about your fetchin big $$$ !!!
 
Jimmy Page - No Quarter (Song Remains the Same)

Richie Blackmore - Pictures of Home (Machine Head)

Allman/Betts - Whipping Post (Live at Filmore...)
 
Neil Young's Cinnamon Girl.... Yes I know it is only one not repeatedly played, but come on, you gotta have balls to do something that lame, and it does have a cool feel to it, even if it is just one long note......
 
The Allmans were one of those bands that could be quite good or bad in concert. At their best I'd vote for One Way Out. Listen to the bass player come in a too early on Duane's solo (a mistake). Duane keeps nailing riff after riff and then it all comes together on the turn around.

Dicky plays a Les Paul through a wide-open Marshall on this one. Tone clinic!
 
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